Arch until I get my desktop setup to install Gentoo again. I miss portage so much. I’m going to see if I can make a minimal FreeBSD host install to serve as a hypervisor, and then virtualize various Linux, BSD, and other operating systems, with a Gentoo VM as my main OS. Why FreeBSD? Well…

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Russian-Linux-Maintainers-Drop

I would do OpenBSD, but it looks like FreeBSD is much farther ahead on developing AMD IOMMU support, which is what I need.

https://freebsdfoundation.org/project/amd-iommu/

And if that fails, I may just make a very locked down Gentoo hypervisor, and then I will just practice with a BSD VM until it is ready.

I use OpenWRT on my routers.

Debian with fluxbox, cause I am tired and want things to just work and not change.

Bazzite on desktop because it actually just works and headless Debian on my server because stuff like CoreOS is such a pain in the ass with SELinux.

i dual boot windows and solus linux. it was a good distro when i got it but the lack of support has made me just use the windows side for a while now

Fedora KDE for half a year now

Linux Mint Debian Edition.

debian so i don’t have to do anything

Opensuse tumbleweed Plasma 6

only 72 comments? come on everyone, those are rookie numbers

Debian on my workshop computer

Debian on my Minecraft/plex server

Debian on my NAS

EndeavourOS on my old laptop that I fuck around with

Mint out of simplicity and ease of use because I’ve still got my training wheels on.

Will use Bazzite soon as I’ve just recently got myself a handheld but I haven’t had the energy to tinker around on it just yet.

I have two devices, one runs Arch and the other runs Gentoo. Arch because I got used to it a while ago and really like the flexibility, and Gentoo because I took it as a challenge and ended up liking it.

I think I went Ubuntu > Xubuntu > Mint > Lubuntu > Kubuntu > Arch (LXQt) > Arch (DWM)

Mint was great as a relatively new linux user. LXQt is fantastic on old hardware. After KDE I really wanted to try a tiling window manager, really enjoying it so far.

Just slap proxmox on it and use them all